When was the Deloitte-Thomson Reuters alliance announced?

The alliance was announced on 21 January 2026.

What is the scope of the alliance in terms of jurisdiction coverage?

It provides global coverage to manage e‑invoicing mandates in more than 80 jurisdictions.

Which platform does Deloitte use for its e‑invoicing and e‑reporting services?

Deloitte leverages Thomson Reuters ONESOURCE Pagero for its e‑invoicing and e‑reporting services.

What are the main benefits highlighted for clients by the alliance?

The alliance promises reduced compliance risk, cost savings through automation, improved efficiency via a single outsourced system, and enhanced data‑driven insights.

Deloitte and Thomson Reuters Launch Strategic Alliance to Support End-to-End Global e-Invoicing and e-Reporting

Global VAT Guide May 2026

Fintua · 3 days ago

The May 2026 Global VAT Guide compiles key VAT developments across 12 jurisdictions, highlighting new compliance requirements such as Belgium’s bank account change, Poland’s updated JPK_VAT guidance, and Bulgaria’s removal of the reverse charge clause for goods with installation. It also notes updates to Germany’s Form USt 1 TN and the launch of Belgium’s SME ePortal for quarterly returns. The guide serves as a concise reference for businesses to stay compliant with upcoming regulatory changes.

How to Choose an e-Invoicing Vendor: A Five-Step Global Compliance Framework

e-Invoice.app · 6 days ago

A buyer-side framework for tax, compliance and IT leaders preparing for global e-invoicing mandates that now bring penalties from day one. The five sequential steps are: map the mandate landscape (countries, transaction types, deadlines, urgency tiers), understand the compliance model behind each country (post-audit, decentralised/Peppol, real-time reporting, centralised platform, clearance), define technical requirements starting with ERP integration, formats and data residency, match vendors to your specific requirements through structured scoring rather than manual shortlisting, and validate the shortlist through peer intelligence on country-and-model-specific implementations. The article emphasises matching vendor architectural strengths to your country mix rather than chasing 'global coverage' claims.

Most e-Invoicing Vendors Operate in Just One Country. And That Changes Everything

e-Invoice.app · 21 days ago

The article analyzes over 200 e-invoicing vendors across 120+ countries, revealing a highly fragmented market where most vendors specialize in a single country or compliance model. It highlights that 15+ countries have e-invoicing deadlines in 2026 and identifies five distinct compliance models worldwide, underscoring the need for multinational buyers to evaluate vendors by model coverage rather than country count.

UN sets focused VAT roadmap to 2028 with new Subcommittee workplan

VatCalc · about 2 months ago

The United Nations Committee of Experts on International Cooperation in Tax Matters has announced a practical VAT agenda through 2028, establishing a Subcommittee on Indirect Taxes to produce guidance on execution gaps. The workplan covers five priority areas—digital economy VAT, fraud prevention and SME compliance, cross‑border dispute resolution, financial services/FinTech/crypto, and VAT regressivity—with draft outputs expected by October 2028. The initiative signals a global convergence in VAT thinking and increased scrutiny for tax authorities and businesses.

Turning VAT & eInvoicing reconciliation into strategic advantage

Fintua · about 2 months ago

This whitepaper explains how aligning VAT returns with e‑invoicing data can improve accuracy, efficiency and control. It discusses the growing regulatory push for real‑time e‑invoicing, the challenges of reconciling fragmented data, and offers a framework for centralised reconciliation to deliver ROI.

The Biggest Misconception About e-Invoicing: It Does Not Create Problems, It Reveals Them

e-Invoice.app · about 2 months ago

This article argues that e‑invoicing does not create new problems but instead exposes existing process failures. It highlights how structured invoices enforce strict validation rules in countries such as Italy, India, and Germany, and cites adoption statistics following Italy’s 2019 mandate. The piece also discusses the impact of e‑invoicing on exception rates, processing costs, and cycle times.